SOUTHWEST IOWA MENTAL HEALTH
AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE FUND
AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE FUND
Join us for a meaningful morning dedicated to sharing information, resources and inspiration about the mental health and well-being of
First Responders, Veterans,
and their families in our community.
and their families in our community.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26
$20 PER PERSON
IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE, STUDENT CENTER
grants
The Southwest Iowa Mental Health and Substance Abuse Fund application is open June 15 through July 15.
Grants ranging from $500 to $2,500 per organization are available for projects in one (or more) of the following three focus areas: Education; Raising Awareness; and Providing Learning and Development Opportunities for area service providers.
ABOUT
The Mental Health and Substance Abuse Fund of Southwest Iowa Fund was created to enhance the reach and capacity of our nonprofit service providers around their ability to educate the public, provide preventative solutions, and internal training to increase the capacity and ability of the providers.
With mental health, drug and alcohol abuse and addiction, teen suicide, isolation and stigma all at the forefront of community conversations, there is a need for solutions that create lasting and durable positive impact.
How are we, as a community, focusing on the families and individuals affected by mental health and substance abuse issues? How can we amplify the work of our service providers in a way that increases their internal capacity for service to the needs of our community while addressing issues of stigma and access to services?
PURPOSE
The Mental Health and Substance Abuse Fund of Southwest Iowa is designed to increase and effectively manage available pools of funding to create long-term, sustainable and quantifiable positive impact through three focus areas: education; raising awareness; and providing learning and development opportunities for area service providers. The fund will serve the following counties in Iowa: Cass, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Monona, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, and Shelby.
